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Christ Church: The Old Rectory, 90 Forest Drive, Short Hills

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In 1887, Stewart and Joanna Hartshorn donated land adjacent to Christ Church as a site for a rectory and the parishioners pledged $850 toward construction of the new building. G.K. Haskell, architect and member of Christ Church, offered his professional services at no charge. Total cost of rectory was $6,496. The building served as the rectory 1888-1952.

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Sticks, Shingles and Stones

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Sticks, Shingles and Stones, p. 13, Figure 1.

         Architect: G. K Haswell, 1888.; Stick Style Architecture

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